If you are facing deportation from Canada and fear persecution, torture, or cruel and unusual treatment in your home country, you may be eligible to apply for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). This legal process is often your last chance to stay in Canada.

At Cambria Law Firm, our experienced PRRA lawyers understand the urgency and complexity of this application. We’re here to guide you through the process and help you present the strongest possible case for protection.

What is a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)?

A PRRA is a legal process that allows individuals who are subject to a removal order to request protection from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

To qualify, you must show that returning to your home country would expose you to:

  • Persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political views, or social group

  • Risk of torture

  • Cruel or unusual punishment or treatment

Who is Eligible to Apply for PRRA?

You may be eligible for a PRRA if:

  • You’ve been issued a removal order by IRCC

  • Your refugee claim was not denied in the past 12 months (unless you’re from an exempted country)

  • You have new evidence or a change in personal circumstances indicating increased risk

  • You are facing deportation from Canada

How Cambria Law Helps with PRRA Applications

Our team of PRRA lawyers in Canada provides comprehensive legal support to help maximize your chances of success:

  • Eligibility Review: We assess your situation to confirm if you meet the criteria for a PRRA

  • Document Preparation: We gather medical records, expert reports, country conditions, and other supporting evidence

  • Legal Submissions: We write persuasive legal arguments and submit them to IRCC on your behalf

  • Judicial Review: If your PRRA is refused, we can challenge the decision in Federal Court

Why Choose Cambria Law for Your PRRA Application?

  • ✅ Consultation to assess your case

  • ✅ Experienced PRRA Lawyers with a track record of success

  • ✅ Urgent Application Support for clients with imminent removal orders

  • ✅ Multilingual Services – We speak Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Punjabi, Malayalam, and Pashto

Important Note on PRRA Deadlines

PRRA applications must be submitted quickly after receiving notification from IRCC. Delays may result in immediate deportation.

If you or a loved one is at risk, contact Cambria Law Firm immediately.

FAQs – Pre-Removal Risk Assessment

1. When can I apply for a PRRA?
You can apply once a removal order is issued. If you’re already in Canada, you must act fast to submit your application before deportation.

2. Can I stay in Canada while my PRRA is being processed?
Yes. In most cases, applicants can remain in Canada. If necessary, we can help request a stay of removal.

3. Can I appeal a PRRA refusal?
There is no direct appeal, but you can file a judicial review with the Federal Court of Canada to challenge errors in the decision.

4. What types of risk are considered in PRRA?
IRCC evaluates your risk of:

  • Persecution (based on protected grounds)

  • Torture

  • Cruel and unusual punishment

Let Us Help You Stay in Canada

At Cambria Law, we fight for your future. If you are at risk of deportation, we are ready to act fast, build your case, and protect your legal rights.

📞 Book your free consultation today and let our PRRA lawyers help you remain in Canada safely and legally.